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Biotic potential
________: max ideal reproductive rate of a population (measurement of growth capacity in populations)
generalist species
thrive in dynamic environments; can adapt well (broad niche)
specialist species
thrive in stable environments; easily struggle or succumb to changes in habitat (narrow niche)
K-selected species
large, quality > quantity in offspring, long life spans, late maturation can reproduce multiple times, specialists
r-selected species
small, quantity > quality in offspring, early maturation, reproduce only once, generalists
biotic potential
max ideal reproductive rate of a population (measurement of growth capacity in populations)
biotic potential
max ideal reproductive rate of a population (measurement of growth capacity in populations)
K-selected species (specialists)
which types of species sees greater levels of competition in an ecosystem?
can better survive ecological disturbances due to their ability to adapt
what are the advantages of r-selected species?
immense power within the trophic structure in an ecosystem
what are the advantages of K-selected species?
r-selected species
what type of species do many invasive species fall under?
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